#36659 [Fbk->Opn]: Slightly confusing setup of manual links (in the error messages)
ID: 36659
User updated by: daniel at softel dot jp
Reported By: daniel at softel dot jp
-Status: Feedback
+Status: Open
Bug Type: Unknown/Other Function
Operating System: NA
PHP Version: 5.1.2
New Comment:
Let me clarify,
Downloading and expanding the "Many HTML files (tar.gz)" documentation
tarball results in a folder called "html".
However, the default "manual document root" in php.ini is "phpmanual".
This is confusing. Also it isn't stated anywhere that for the
documentation links in the error messages, the "Many HTML files"
version of the documentation must be installed.
Previous Comments:
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[2006-03-13 03:03:10] takagi@php.net
I think he is talking about "Many HTML files (tar.gz)" version of the
manual which is found at http://www.php.net/download-docs.php
When we download "php_manual_xx.tar.gz" and expand it, we can see
"html" directory there.
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[2006-03-12 16:24:22] tony2001@php.net
I don't see any "html" folder neither in php sources tarball, nor in
win32 zip archive.
What are you talking about and what do you think should be default path
for something that could not exist on user computer at all?
And bear in mind that there is no standard path for local PHP
documentation.
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[2006-03-12 16:18:28] takagi@php.net
Recalssifying as a configuration issue.
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[2006-03-09 01:40:38] daniel at softel dot jp
Description:
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Hello,
The "links that point to a copy of the PHP manual" in the error
messages in PHP 5 is cool but I was slightly confused. The default
"manual document root" in php.ini is "phpmanual" but the download
bundle from www.php.net has a folder called "html". Also, it wasn't
immediately clear if the "manual document root" in php.ini should point
to the manual files' parent folder or the parent-parent folder. This is
very low-priority stuff, but I was hoping it would be more semantic.
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